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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1948

Page

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Riley Strickland Becomes Oriental Guide In Khiva Temple Election

The Mystic Shrine in a 40 county jurisdiction elected Riley Strickland as Oriental guide succeeding Paul Crouch. Ross Rogers elevated to illustrious potentate with Wayne O Keefe as chief rabban and Perry Powell remaining as assistant rabban. The group named Tom May and others as representatives to the Imperial Council and Texas All-State Association.

Khiva Temple Riley Strickland Paul Crouch Mystic Shrine Ross Rogers Amarillo F .F & Tom May Littlefield Wayne O'Keefe Rabban Perry Powell Conch Khiva Amarillo Hotel Corporation Amarillo Office Building Corporation Texas Outdoor Advertising Association of America Outdoor Advertising Association, Inc Tom May Rogers O'Keefe George Hammock Imperial Council Texas All-State Association Recorders Association Fred Galle

Royall Warns of Red Political War If Aid Delayed

Secretary Royall told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States must provide adequate aid to Western Europe or face political aggression from totalitarian nations. He discussed options including expanding armed forces and emphasized Europe’s need for gold dollar reserves to finance postwar trade. The testimony followed queries about how much aid would be repaid, and who should bear costs, with a breakdown of which European countries would receive outright grants, loans, or repayable assistance.

Washington Western Europe Royall Senate Foreign Relations Committee Congress America Secretary of the Treasury Snyder Truman France Senate Hickenlooper Iowa William McChesney Martin, Jr Export-Import Bank Senator Lodge Massachusetts Vandenberg Michigan Lewis W. Douglas Britain State Department Austria Greece Switzerland Portugal Turkey Ireland Sweden Norway Italy Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg Denmark Iceland

Barker Guilty Of Kicking Peeker's Eye

Detroit jury convicts Sideshow Barker Roy B Hix 42 of kicking out the right eye of a 10 year old boy who peeked under a state fair tent Sept 4. He faces up to a year or a 500 dollar fine for aggravated assault. Judge Gordon will pronounce sentence Jan 21. The boy received a 7624 dollar 24 cent award from a benefit race at the fairgrounds and further funds from a Music Hall benefit show. Additional money was raised at Kellogg American Air Compressors Herberg Brothers 213 Taylor.

Detroit Roy B. Hix Hix Recorder's Arthur E. Gordon Richard Hinson Fair Grounds Music Hall

What Am I Saying Knowledge Parable by Frank Morean

The piece argues that greater knowledge often silences folly and that restraint prevents revealing ignorance. It presents the adage that keeping silent may preserve dignity, contrasting it with speaking and removing all doubt.

Miracle Daughter Found After 27 Years In Belfast

Detroit bus driver Harold Hamilton, 40s, learns his WWI wife Caroline Topping died in childbirth leaving a daughter. Elizabeth Dunning of Belfast 27 years later confirms she is his long lost child and plans to sail to the United States around April with her 5 year old Caroline arrival to join her father and a new home.

Detroit Harold Dickson Hamilton Hamilton Elizabeth Dunning Belfast Ireland Caroline Topping Flanders United States

Father James Roosevelt Seeks Democratic Support Laughs

In Los Angeles California Democratic chairman James Roosevelt urged more party support saying he would produce more Democrats. The audience laughed as Roosevelt his fifth child Anna Eleanor Roosevelt was born last Saturday to his mother.

Los Angeles James Roosevelt California Roosevelt Anna Eleanor

US to Reopen Mellaha Air Base Near Tripoli

The United States plans to reopen Mellaha, a strategic air base near Tripoli, to support supply flights to the Middle East including Greece. Secretary Forrestal calls it a way station on a trunk line to Athens. Britain plans large troop moves to Cyprus, signaling shifts in Eastern Mediterranean defense amid Cold War tensions.

Tripoli Balkans London United States Mellaha North Africa Europe Middle East Greece Dharan Saudi Arabia Defense Forrestal Washington Athens Africa Palestine Cyprus Britain Mediterranean Markos Vafiades Moscow Radio V. M. Molotov Turkey Malta Dardanelles Rome Belgrade Tirana Sofia Italy Yugoslavia Albania Bulgaria

Coffins Keep Hulk Afloat

Army officials said sealed coffins aboard the burning transport Joseph V. Connolly act as a life preserver, keeping the hull buoyant as an eventual tow plan forms. The ship, eastbound for Europe, carries about 6300 coffins for repatriation of war dead after catching fire northeast of Bermuda. Tug Atug is en route from New York to assess towing options. The crew was rescued.

Washington Army Joseph V. Connolly Europe Atug New York Connolly Bermuda

Truman seeks price controls and inflation powers in bid for curb

President Truman asks Congress for price control, rationing and strong anti inflation powers or risk a dangerous slump. He backs a $40 per person cost of living tax credit and higher corporation taxes to fund relief while Congress weighs political divisions and new tax bills.

Truman Washington Congress Democrats Dingell Michigan Capitol Hall Interior Krug Senate Banking Committee Commerce Harriman White House American Bankers Association Council of Economic Advisers Edwin G. Nourse John D. Clark Leon Keyserling America

Prison Break Brings Shakeup Near Texas Prison Farm

Six convicts remain at large after a daylight escape from Darrington Prison Farm sparked a shakeup. Guard Dowell fired and Warden Coers reassigned as officials say the break stemmed from carelessness. Five were later captured in Nacogdoches while remaining fugitives were tracked across the state.

Angleton Darrington Hillsboro Here Col Homer Garrison State Department of Public Safety Austin Nacogdoches O. B. Ellis Luther Dowell David Coers Eastham Ellis

Amarillo Pair Injured In Austin Plane Crash

John Reeder aged 26 and Collin Jones 25 of Austin were critically injured when their single engine two seat plane crashed ten miles west of Austin yesterday afternoon. Both UT students were extracted from the wreckage and taken to Brackenridge Hospital. Reeder showed an upper skull fracture and was listed in critical condition. They were co owners of the plane and had recently purchased it.

John Reeder Collin Jones Austin Associated Press Daily News University of Texas Reeder Jones Brackenridge Hospital C. B. Reeder 1300 Jackson Amarillo Fred Reeder Corpus Christi Judge Reeder John’s

Roaming Bull Captured By Rope After Rampage in New Jersey

In West Paterson on January 14 a large bull belonging to Reuben Rosenbloom escaped its barn, gored a farm employee, and charged toward the road. A bus driver swerved and the bull smashed a vehicle fender before fleeing into the hills. Police and farmers pursued, then used a cow on a rope to lure and trap the bull, ending its chase as it returned to the barn.

West Paterson Reuben Rosenbloom Rosenbloom

Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas

US Weather Bureau reports continued fair conditions in Amarillo and vicinity with mild afternoons Thursday and colder air Friday. West Texas generally fair with warmer Thursday and colder by Friday. Panhandle and El Paso area also colder Friday. Recorded yesterday temperatures show a range with a 51 degree low and 38 to 50 degree highs. sunrise at 7 55 AM and sunset at 5 59 PM.

US Weather Bureau Amarillo West Texas Panhandle el Paso

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